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I was going to start up RDR1 again to see how it runs on SW2 but now that they’ve announced SW2 upgrade pack for Dec 2nd, I think I’ll wait.
Not sure what to play this weekend, I did finish BotW so might go to TotK now I’ve given it a few days break.
When the Switch first came out, I got BotW with it and I just couldn’t get with it, It just didn’t ‘click’ for me.
I repurchased it with the Switch2 and got the upgrade pack, I’m loving it the second time trying it. I’ve got all 4 bosses down and will get a bunch more hp/stamina before I go to the castle. I’m not in too much of a rush as I’ve still got so much to see and I’ve got TotK after (which did click when I got it on the S1 but will restart save for a fresh playthrough).
My mint install doesn’t even let me use that old of a kernel version, I can only choose from 6.8, 6.11 and 6.14.
Alignment of Wireless charging coil is probably the best use of it, Although wireless charging is still not very efficient getting it aligned perfectly will help.
Not exactly useful if you’re not in an area with WiFi.
It says on the front of the case
BBC any better?
I honestly think Hayday is one of the best free farm games, It does have paid currency but it’s not forced on you. You can watch optional Ads for a few daily random items but these are not forced, you’re the one who has to click the ticket near the mail box.
Supercell make some of the best games that aren’t fully scummy.
You’re paying for convenience, Quick I want some icecream so you either go to drive thru or a store, However the store doesn’t come ready to eat as you then need a utensil and usually they’re bigger tubs which most don’t want to eat in one sitting.
Drive thru will win as it’s quicker and no extra steps/storage etc.
The iPod Classic 5-7th gens are still pretty popular in the media player scene, All can have their storage modded and batteries are still available plus replacement shells if you care about cosmetic condition.
Cost more than new ones(not iPods) from Amazon/eBay etc but I’d imagine most of those are sealed and not easily serviceable.
For Bluetooth, there are adapters but no experience with those personally.
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They offer up to 64GB which many games don’t even come close to. As far as I’m aware Nintendo offer 16,32 or 64 to publishers.
I’m torn on them, Sure they can be resold but ultimately a waste of materials if they’re just digital downloads.
I’m trying to prioritise physical cards(with actual data on, Like Cyberpunk) this generation where I can. Most games I complete once and never touch so being able to sell is nice.
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Thanks for explaining! Honestly just never thought about it, I don’t tend to share screenshots/pictures to the public so never crossed my mind.
What do you think someone could possibly do with knowing a phone model given they wouldn’t be the only person with one
Very reasonable price (for Nintendo anyway), 30fps for Switch 1 and 60fps for Switch 2. Slightly increased texture resolution for Switch 2 (vs 1).